Awaye🧸

永遠の平和

@Adextheo3151 @Brianhiman @EstherUmoh10 That why the politicians make sure the top brass are well paid, only if I young officer can organize young officers to coup there is nothing they can do. And ohh Nigeria presidency is carefully arranged for a coup not to possible unless an insane amount of bloodshed

@Brianhiman @awaye_ @EstherUmoh10 But do you see any Top commander who is ready to fight for the Officers ? Thinking we are following the constitutions which the government don't cares about is like fooling ourselves..if you have family in the Army you'll understand better Peace✌️

When will the Nigerian army protest?

@Adextheo3151 @Brianhiman @EstherUmoh10 Serving officers can’t protest if they do it either treason or a coup

@Brianhiman @EstherUmoh10 See as you reason 🙁......protesting for there right isn't a coup ok?

@macxxxxx0 @flygodT That a coup not a protest .

@flygodT if 80% of the active soldiers protest, all of them will charge for treason ?

Only retired soldiers can protest, if you’re still serving the nation you’ll be arrested and charged with treason.

@Athenothing @cirnosad Thanks

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I'm in love with brands that have never changed their product design since 1942.

@WolfCrimson90 Hey you know what happened to @cirno

@chris_edoja @Mikedotcoza @ThaBoyYom Read to understand I said “part” you too old to be this ignorant

@awaye_ @Mikedotcoza @ThaBoyYom Always deflecting. Take responsibility for your actions, for once.

Perhaps Nigeria is a very terrible country in ways we fail to understand. You cannot celebrate to leave your home country in this manner.

@Athenothing @cirnosad That my point exactly, America agreeing and endorsing it is all the legitimacy they need

@awaye_ @cirnosad You can't do that if you don't own the media. The media will lie about your legitimacy.

@ShoheIsKing @cirnosad First no insults in a civil conversation. Secondly I don’t believe the USA to uphold whatever agreement, I fully expect them to attack Iran very soon My point is once Iran can’t legally control the strait and USA legitimizes. That alone is control of %20 of the world supply

@awaye_ @cirnosad Usa can bomb anywhere anytime. There is nothing you can do about it. You cant cry about it because of your braindead ass believe that usa wouldnt attack anymore. The only way to beat usa is attack their economy. Cut supply chain, oil price up, hyper inflation, great depression.

@WolfCrimson90 @cirnosad I agree but not in the eyes of general public, they will keep getting villainized about it forever, earning that legitimacy same way Egypt did is very important

@awaye_ @cirnosad Everyone in the world can go suck it, Iran and Oman already had a right to toll the Strait of Hormuz before this war, the entire strait is in their legitimately controlled waters.

@cirnosad I agree but we can both agree if there something the world learnt from this war it is that Iran is very capable of immense force too. I personally view them accepting the ceasefire as idiotic when they are very close to ending this satanic system that controls the world

@slimefren132450 @runews It not about the ceasefire it about legitimatizing their control of the strait! The whole world is calling it illegal right now and even to do a joint military operation on it but once Trump to it they get legitimacy.

@runews but why would Iran supposedly agree to a ceasefire then

What Trump is doing is a a maneuver to regroup and build up strength to strike again unexpectedly. Iran knows it.

@uchechukwunna12 @OzorNdiOzor @UchechukwuChig3 So who funded nadeco?

@OzorNdiOzor @UchechukwuChig3 This f00l want use this him CIA nonsense trend again. We all know Tinubu led NADECO is worst thing that happened to our democracy and our country

"I've had to admit to myself that almost everything I thought I knew about Sani Abacha came from poisoned sources...NADECO itself was a CIA project." - David Hundeyin

@berningman16 You definitely haven’t meet a Nigerian

Are Americans the most gullible, easily propagandized population on the planet?

@Areasixtyfive Where can I watch this? Can’t find it on movie box

Who knew an anime about a girl and two guys looking for a samurai who smells of sunflowers would be so fire

@ZienBattman @BenniseLider @Shinamuller Please can you share, don’t mind paying if necessary 🙏

@BenniseLider @Shinamuller I wish. Searched for it alot in the hopes to do that and couldn’t even find farsi ones. A friend told my to contact the iranian embassy and request any iranian books i want, and they will gift them and send them via mail for free! Looks like that’s my only resort now

Listen, if somebody corners you and demands the best goddamn book on philosophy ever written, you look them straight in the eye and you say it slow, like you’re ripping the words out of your own chest: it’s the one Ali Larijani wrote on Descartes. Critique and Examination of Descartes’ Rules for the Direction of the Mind. That’s the book. That’s the knife that cuts through every lie they ever sold you about how to think. The man took Descartes’ old unfinished rules, those twenty-one cold steps for clearing the fog in a single human skull, and he turned them into a war cry for an entire nation. Doubt everything the West hands you. Doubt their laws, their values, their shiny models of freedom. Strip it all down until nothing is left but your own clear, brutal certainty. I critique, therefore I am. I think alone, therefore my country stands alone. He fused that old French razor with the fire of Islamic reason and made something new, something dangerous, something free. You read it and your blood starts moving different. You feel the state itself learning how to think. And then they killed him. The United States Justice Department slapped a bounty on his head like he was some back-alley gangster. Netanyahu and Trump, those two grinning executioners, made sure the job got done. Bombs, drones, whatever dirty tool they had lying around, they used it. They blew the philosopher-king to pieces because his mind was too sharp, because he taught Iran how to doubt them back, because he showed a whole people they could own their own thoughts. I think about that man sometimes at three in the morning and the tears just come. Not soft little tears. The kind that burn. Because here was a brain that could have kept giving for decades, a mind that married doubt and faith and turned them into independence, and they murdered it. They murdered the book before it could finish speaking to the world. They murdered the future he was still writing. So when they ask you for philosophy, you give them Larijani. You tell them the title. You tell them the story. And if your voice cracks, let it. Because this isn’t some dusty old treatise. This is a love letter to clear thinking that somebody hated enough to kill the author for writing it. That’s how real philosophy feels when it matters. It costs blood.

We mount

My new pencil art on paper. Shadows of the evening II